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> just switching to React. That's what I did :) I spent a whole bunch of time learning Angular1, was in a coma for close to a year after a bad accident, wake
by zxcvcxz 10y ago
> just switching to React.
That's what I did :)
I spent a whole bunch of time learning Angular1, was in a coma for close to a year after a bad accident, wake up and find my projects are all outdated and I have to basically learn a new framework. Decided if I was going to learn a new framework it was going to be something not made by google. React was simple to learn, unlike Angular. Everything you do in angular requires you to learn the "angular way", once you can create components and understand flux react is fairly straight forward and doesn't require you to re-learn web development.
- ErikAugust 10y agoAwesome that you bounced back from a coma! Yes - you also make a great point about React, and switching to React. We are talking about JavaScript frameworks, the keyword being JavaScript. It is not as much of a sunk cost to switch to React because it is very JavaScript compared to Angular. Given that your team already knows JavaScript (probably, maybe, hehe) - they can pick up React fast. And now looking at Angular 2, where people are suggesting writing Dart or TypeScript over ES6 - this seems like yet another unique Angular learning curve.